Here are your Five Things to Know about the New Orleans Saints for Friday, Dec. 5:

New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore confirms kicker Charlie Smyth will keep his place for their upcoming game against Tampa Bay

While Sundays in the Superdome are where Davis and Jordan get the loudest cheers, it’s the work they do outside the Dome on the other six days of the week that really deserves the kudos.

Here are your Five Things to Know about the New Orleans Saints for Monday, December 1: 1. The New Orleans Saints fell in a 21-17 defeat to the Miami Dolphins in Week 13. Catch up on all the action, stats and reactions in our Game Center at NewOrleansSaints.com.

The Dolphins’ grades for their victory over the Saints reflect the concerns that came with the win. But while it was an ugly win, it was a win, and that’s the main thing.

Nailing a top pick in the 2026 NFL draft could be transformative for the New Orleans Saints. But there's more work to do after that.

The Miami Dolphins defeated the New Orleans Saints 21-17, securing their third consecutive win. With this victory, the Dolphins improved their season record to 5-7, while the Saints fell to 2-10. Miami's offense was boosted by the return of right tackle Austin Jackson and tight end Darren Waller from injuries.

The New Orleans Saints are going to be missing at least three starters on Sunday when they take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. New Orleans has a division showdow

That was tough. The New Orleans Saints followed up one of their worst first halves of the year with one of their most entertaining second halves in Week 13's loss to the Miami Dolphins, rallying back to give themselves a shot at an upset late in regulation. Here are the highlights from a game that dropped the Saints to 2-10.